Tylers parents suspected that he was neurodivergent/autistic from a young age. His struggles with social cues, mental health, sensory issues, eye contact, specific routines. It was all pretty obvious.

However, as Tyler got older and picked up his love for music and performing, one symptom started to stick out more than the others. Stimming.

During his performances, Tyler had the tendency to violently shake his head from side to side, or shake his hands around. Nothing harmful, it was just his bodies way of processing and releasing any intense feelings from the music.

When he eventually got around to having kids with his wife Jenna, he wasn’t necessarily expecting his child to be the exact same, especially with the stimming.

Today, Tyler was relaxing in the lounge room located in the basement. His latest album ‘Clancy’ playing through the speakers, per your request. More specifically the song ‘Vignette’.

Though, each time the song got to a part that your brain seemed to favour, you’d shake your head from side to side, just like Tyler did during performances.

If was almost like watching his younger self. How your scrolling session on your phone would be rudely interrupted by the sudden urge to get rid of your bodies excess energy.

“Careful, you’re gonna give yourself whiplash.” He commented lightheartedly.